Owner: National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center Architect: Snøhetta, New York Architect: Adamson Associates International, New York *Structural Engineer... Your source for AEC ...

Completed in 2014 in New York City, United States. Images by Jeff Goldberg / ESTO. Today marked the ceremonially opening of the National September 11 Memorial Museum. Set to officially open to the ...

Among the towering giants and behemoth cavern currently under construction at the World Trade Center site, it can be easy to overlook the Entry Pavilion of the National September 11 Memorial Museum.

The Rising: A museum devoted to a traumatic event provides space for soaring emotions as it descends to bedrock. Slurry wall and “Last Column” on the exhibition level. Fought over, stalled, ...

Memorial: Michael Arad and Peter Walker and Partners Entry Pavilion to Museum: Sn'hetta Museum: Davis Brody BondNew York, New York Remembering the dead and embracing the living are the twin forces ...

A dedication ceremony took place at the World Trade Center site yesterday, marking the completion of the National September 11 Memorial Museum before it opens to the general public on May 21.

Following a decade of development, The National September 11 Memorial Museum will open to the public on May 21. On top, it’s an inviting, transparent pavilion. Below, it’s a dark time capsule ...

The National September 11 Memorial Museum (9/11 Memorial Museum) today opened its doors to the world after a ceremonial transfer of The National 9/11 Flag into the Museum’s permanent collection ...

We paid the Native Americans $24 for Manhattan Island in 1626. Today, we are paying $24 admission to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum to visit the artifacts of our honored dead on the ...

The National September 11 Memorial Museum and Pavilion opens to the public on 21 May. Photography is by Jeff Goldberg for Esto . Here's a description of the design from Snøhetta: ...

National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion 180 Greenwich Street, Manhattan Snøhetta. The Survivor Tree lived on the site of the original World Trade Center.After the attacks on September 11 ...

Perhaps you’ve heard the complaints about the National September 11 Memorial Museum: Some think it’s too expensive (admission is $24); others decry the inclusion of a gift store.